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Roofing Question
I'm making a metal awning. 32 x 14, then 90 degrees to 18 x 16'3.
This will be next to the house, but will be supported all around by poles, as I don't want to lag such weight into the stucco. I would ASSUME that I should set the poles, put the rectangular boxes on, then make a long hip to fill the space where the two boxes meet at the corner. At that time, do I just lay sheeting even along the eave, and trim it at the hip line? Then put a hip cap on it? The projections are going to be different, but on the hip section, the outer corner point will be the intersecting lines from the two eaves. If I have put the top chords level, and the eave chords level all around, it should just be sheeting two flat planes, right? I asked in alt.home.repair, but no one there seemed to be able to help. Steve |
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